Post Program Placement Planning A Strategy to Assist with Placement.

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Post Program Placement Planning A Strategy to Assist with Placement

Overview of Initiative  Creating a Program Culture for Placement  Clarifying roles for placement planning  Understanding the 120 Day Placement Strategy

Strategic Framework Discovering The Placement Pathway Education Pathway Military Pathway Career Pathway

Planning Culture for Placement 1) Define Role from each Program Component 2) Planning should reflect components from exit policy date 3) Information should be filtered to the case manager for case conferencing purposes 4) Remember, all staff / each component must have a role in the plan

Who Is Involved In The Process? A representative from each program component needs to attend the planning meeting ; Case Manager Construction Manager/Team Education Manager/team Program Manager Job Developer/Transition Coordinator All will be involved with the placement plan.

HOW THE PLAN WORKS If your anticipated exit date is 9/30/11 go back 120 days or 90 days from that date for 120 days, it would be 5/31/11 The plan is done in 30 day increments All key staff, partners, contractors need to attend to represent their roles in the plan

Goal of the Plan  Address what each staff person will do regarding placing an exited student  Detail how each staff person will assist with the placement  Create a system for capturing staff engagement prior to exiting student

120 Days from Student Exit ALL ASSESSMENTS MUST BE GIVEN TO CASE MANAGER Critical to review if participant is on track to receive; Numeracy / Literacy gain Construction Certification G.E.D. / High School Diploma All staff need to meet to discuss each participant to review if program components align with anticipated exit date.

120 Days from Student Exit ASSESSMENTS MUST BE DONE MONTHLY Critical to review MONTHLY ACTIVITIES OF STAFF regarding; What supports have you offered each participant Review & track this information for the Case Manager All staff need to meet to discuss each participant to review if program components align with anticipated exit date.

120 Days from Student Exit ASSESSMENTS FROM STAFF EQUAL PLACEMENT DATA Critical to review MONTHLY ACTIVITIES OF STAFF regarding; Anticipate how many placements will be made each 30 days Review & track attendance and have a plan each month for students who are not attending classes or the program. Engage parents, parole officers, executive director, and mentors to get students back in the program – don’t wait till the exit date. Have a “program” retention strategy in place. Who is available to reach out to students? What method is best to reach students? Are you updating phone, , contact information monthly? Get family and close friends’ numbers that won’t change for contact each 30 days.

120 Days from Student Exit REVIEW, REMIND, AND ANTICIPATE THE EXIT DATE Critical to review exit timing and plan with the participant; Review anticipated exit timing and career plans with participant Ensure participant has a plan to achieve placement in placement quarter Which track is the participate going to explore – career or post secondary education? Update this information monthly. Staff should be supporting this track 3 to for 4 months before the anticipated exit date – with the student.

Working the Plan  At 120 days – each staff / (Program component) provide assessments to the case manager of student progress in regards to: gains in numeracy/literacy, G.E.D., construction certifications, leadership development, and short and long term goals.  At 90 days – each staff / (Program component) list out what program supports are needed for each student to be exited by the anticipated exit date. Under education it could be ; college fairs. Under construction it could be ; meeting with Union Representatives.

Working the Plan  At 90 days - The Job Developer – Putting a resource map together of jobs based on careers listed in short /long term goals. Or resume writing, soft skills training.  Again, each staff / (Program component) must list out specific steps to ready student for exit.  All this information should go to the case manager.

Working the Plan  At 60 days - Each staff/ Program component is concentrating on jobs or PSE.  Each staff or Program Component lists out specific activities conducting for placements. Examples – Construction introduces youth to to Home Depot manager.  The Job Developer – Has students bring in business cards from the community and students put on their own local job fair.

Working the Plan  At 60 days - Each staff/ Program component is concentrating on jobs or PSE.  The goal at 60 days is for tangible results. Between staff, community partners, contractors, the executive team, board of directors – all should be concentrating on placements and listing out contacts and resources.  This information is compiled and given to the case manager.  Important for case conferencing to continue throughout this period on each participant to see who will be ready for the exit date.

Working the Plan  At 30 days - Each staff/ Program component is concentrating on confirming the job or PSE. (see handouts)  All staff should list out roles and duties to support the anticipated exit date for the placement.  Staff should determine who will be point of contact for 9 months of follow-up with each student  For those participants who will be exited – discuss that they are entering phase two of the program and all staff should meet all students to discuss the follow up phase and incentives.